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16) Once saved, select the field that will act as the table primary key and press the Primary Key button on the Options Tape.
 
Illustration 13: Create the Primary Key over the field declared as auto number and for indexing without duplicates.  Click here to view larger image.
 
17) Save the table.
 
18) Now, we are ready to fill create indexes. Press the Indexes button at the toolbar.
 
Illustration 14: Open the Indexes Window.
 
19) The Indexes window will be displayed.
 
Illustration 15: Index creation and / or modification.
 
20) As you see, when you create the primary key, an index was created for the table with the name PrimaryKey. Note that this index is primary and unique.
 
21) Now, click on the Books table name at the left pane. Right click to display the context menu and select the Open menu item.
 
Illustration 16: Open table for Data visualization and / or input.
 

 
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